Trey Sermon

Trey Sermon Is officially inactive for the Eagles’ Week 12 matchup with the Packers on Sunday night.

Fantasy Impact

Sermon has not seen game action since Week 4 and has only been active twice this season so this shouldn't have a fantasy impact on the Eagles' backfield. Sermon has failed to make an impact with the Eagles and carve out a role since joining them this past offseason. The second-year runningback came highly touted out of The Ohio State University but only has 186 rushing yards and one touchdown in his young career. Sermon should not be rostered in anything but an incredibly deep dynasty league and even that is questionable.

RB Trey Sermon is inactive again for the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday versus the Texans.

Fantasy Impact

Sermon has made an appearance in just two games this season with the Eagles after joining them in the offseason. Sermon hasn't factored into the backfield at all and will be inactive for his third game in a row. Among the other inactives for the Eagles are G Josh Sills and Sua Opeta, QB Ian Book and CB Josiah Scott.

Trey Sermon is officially inactive for the Eagles’ Week 6 matchup against the Cowboys.

Fantasy Impact

Sermon has not been active since Week 4 against Jacksonville. He did gain 19 yards on just two carries that day but won’t get a chance this week.

Trey Sermon was extremely limited for the Eagles Sunday, carrying the ball twice for 19 yards rushing in the Eagles' 29-21 Week 4 win over the Jaguars.

Fantasy Impact

Sermon was able to see the field with the absence of backfield mate Boston Scott (ribs) inactive for Sunday's contest. The second-year running back still is not worth rostering unless the Eagles backfield gets decimated by injuries going forward.

Trey Sermon is active for the Eagles' Week 4 game against the Jaguars.

Fantasy Impact

Sermon will make his season debut for the Eagles with Boston Scott unable to go with a rib injury. Philadelphia uses a rotation at running back but it would be a surprise if Sermon saw more than a handful of snaps running behind both Miles Sanders and Kenneth Gainwell.